Sewing Hack #shorts

Sewing Hack #shorts
A life saver🧵 #diy #hacks

[rebeccabeauparlant]

OMG my mom taught me this too but I’ve never seen anyone else do it 😁

[camerinaa]

I've been doing this since I was a kid. I thought everyone knows about it. A lot of people are shocked when they saw me do this. Lol

[indica_nail_artist_]

Anyone who had home economics in school (sewing cooking etc) learned how to do this😂🤷🏻‍♀️

[KatchRocketman]

THANK you! I never knew how to do this growing up! This'll make sewing so much less stressful!

[annewettstein]

I learned this as a child. I didn't know there was another way.

[shaychaney]

My dad thought me that trick when I was like 7, I’m 30 now and it’s the only way to do it!!!

[tuffcookie]

Didn't know there was another way other than this way😕

[allistrata]

My professional seamstress mom taught me this

[katevlog]

When i was around 6-7 years old, I watch my mom do that but she never taught me. So I got to figured out myself😌💓

[diego]

This will be so much easier than what my mom taught me

[timbuktudo]

This is what everyone in India does. I don't know about the rest of the world. Not really a hack .

[sparrowspyre]

Grandma taught me to wrap the ends of the thread around the needle then pull it all the way down

[Sarah-ulec]

yuuup my mom taught me this trick so i never go back

[krissikilbywood]

Omg my alway sews and it takes her so long to do that

[HuntingSunder]

O.o That's genius, why did I not learn this in home ec?

[johnj]

I'd rather roll it onto the needle. It's neater.

[dorothywillis]

Silly me. I thought every one tied them like this. 🤔 millennials🤭😊

[zoem]

How else would you do it? I thought this was a known thing 😅

[chandreyeedas]

I thought this is what people do?

Wtf

[Geetanjalisaha]

Lol everyone I know does this, it's not even a hack lol